Every stock has its own optimal buying time.

The best habit in stock investing is to never enter a stock until a buy signal is given.
Such people do not suffer great losses.

When determining a buy signal, consider several points derived from chart reading.

Check whether buying is strong compared to the market, whether the current price range is a high or low, whether it is a section where people do not want to buy, whether buying is strong despite a golden cross, and whether there are many short-term traders.


Where is the buying time?

First, find a prominent buying price range that will erase the feature.


This is called 'catching changing points'.

It was going up well, but the market is good and it's not even at the selling price, so it stops?
I won't buy anything above this price, so I can't go unless there's good news.

Therefore, you should not buy near this price range, but rather buy when you see it break through.


What if the market is not doing well and we go down together, but we hold up better than the market?

Then, a section was created where it would no longer be sold at a cheap price.
It's likely a low point, and if the market gets worse, it will fall again, but it may fall less or go up in the opposite direction.

If buying here becomes strong, we will report a preemptive buy.


What if a good news comes and it goes up significantly, but then it goes back to the original level?

There is no longer any hope for good fortune.

It is likely to remain within its original price range.

You have to wait for the market to come alive and rise on its own.


What if the price goes up, then moves sideways, stays at the same price level for a long time, and then falls, and a desperate selling price appears because people are unable to sell?

It's hard to break through that barrier when you come back up.
But what if you can easily break through that barrier?
Buying is extremely strong and there is a high possibility that it will go up further.

In this case, you can enter without even looking at the next day's advance purchase.


If it fails to break through the previous high and then falls back again after breaking through a second time, that price range becomes a limit price range that is difficult to break through.
Even if it goes up to that price next time, you should not buy it.
Once the limit price is broken, it means that buying has become very strong, so it is time to buy.


What if a stock that was struggling to keep up with the market, moving sideways, suddenly starts following the market? That means the stock's nature has changed.

From this point on, there is a high possibility that buying will become stronger.

But then it stalls again? Then it should go back to its original position, but instead it holds on and then goes up as buying pressure strengthens?
This is definitely the time to buy.

It is likely to rise because the buying power has become stronger and the nature of the stock has changed.


What if, after all the good news, it suddenly breaks through with only self-purchasing forces?

If it shows a rise of 4% or more in a row, it means that it has become strong on its own.
Even if it is not good news, there is a high possibility that prices will rise further.
This is the time to buy.

It has been struggling at the limit price level that it tried to break through but failed to, but then broke through again as buying pressure grew stronger?
This is the time to buy.

What if a stock that was moving in tandem with the market suddenly rises more strongly than the market or goes against the market?

From here on, the buying power became stronger.

What if you get stronger two days in a row?
There is a high possibility that the price will break through the selling price and limit price range.


What if the price starts to rise as buying pressure comes in, but is pushed back because the market is not doing well, and then the buying pressure becomes stronger as it meets the golden cross?

The personality has changed.

The buying power that had been trying to go up before is also becoming more urgent and is trying to come in, so there is a high possibility that it will go up from here.


Interest is growing and buying is picking up, but the market is falling again?

There are stocks that are ignored and go up further, and then get pushed back as buying disappears again.

You can tell where it's going by reading the previous chart.
In the past, stocks that fluctuated more actively than the market were originally popular, and many people were reluctant to buy them when they went up, so this is the former case.

Even if the market temporarily falters as it is pushed, it will eventually recover and come back to its original position.
If it falls, it will rise again, so it is an opportunity to make a profit by trading short-term until it rises.

On the other hand, if it previously moved sluggishly without interest, regardless of the market, then in the latter case, even if buying temporarily revives, it can return to the original price range when the market falls.


Even at high points, there are buying times.

If possible, avoid buying any stock at its peak.
However, a high price does not necessarily mean a high point.

A stock that rises significantly, then falls again, then rises again, then falls again, then bottoms out, and then rebounds again is no longer a high, even if it is a high.


When it comes to stocks that are experiencing good news, you need to choose the right time to buy them.


Because the positive news caused a surge in prices and the positive news led to a rise in trading volume, it may appear that buying is strong on the surface.

You need to carefully watch the trends of these stocks before and after the good news.


The strongest buy signal is when it becomes stronger on its own.


It is not a good thing that the price rises as the buying power increases, but it is a good thing that the price rises as the buying power increases.
Here again we must be careful.

We need to distinguish between cases where the price rises because buying is strong and cases where the price rises because buying is not that strong but people are not selling.


How do you tell the difference?

When the buying power becomes stronger and the price rises, the trading volume also increases. However, if the trading volume rises without changing much from before, it is not because the buying power is strong, but because there is less selling than before.


First, let's look at the case where the price rises on its own as trading volume increases.


There is a significant difference between the trading volume before the rise and the trading volume when the rise occurs.

This means that the price rose significantly as buying and selling took place, and is an example of self-reliance.


Next, there is a case where the buying force is weak but the price rises because no one sells.


It's not bad because the higher you go, the stronger the holding sentiment becomes.
However, it is unfortunate that the increase was not accompanied by trading volume.
In these cases, it often goes up little by little.

Since the buying is weak and the stock price went up because the holders did not sell, if the holders change their minds and try to sell, the stock will lose its strength from that point on and fall indefinitely.


When should I buy?
It is not a good idea to buy because it is too high and the buying power is thinking that it is expensive, so it is not easy to enter.

If you are trying to get in, it is not a dangerous situation so far as it is not selling, so you should check when the volume explodes significantly like in sections 1 and 2 and the buying becomes strong and goes up, and buy with a small proportion.

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